Winnipeg Sun

18/02/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia Machado: Say what you want about long wait lists and overcrowded waiting rooms and burned out staff, but this sort of sloughing off of worry, concern and empathy has nothing to do with a healthcare system that's barely standing. Rather, it's about a healthcare professional unable to take a moment to consider the human in front of them.

14/02/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia Despite a dismal 10-per-cent expectation of survival, there once was a mom who took a shot. It was a monumental effort, getting her sick child on a plane to Canada, advocating for him and learning about his disease, but after a gruelling stem cell transplant at SickKids and a yearlong recovery, he is now a young adult with his whole life ahead of him. Ask her now what she would have done with even worse odds, and she’ll tell you that she would have still tried.

12/02/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia: Integrating women into our lexicon is a necessary step in promoting a more inclusive understanding of healthcare, writes Sabrina Hanna. UNESCO

07/02/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia: “We said to each other, ‘This is either going to kill us or it’s going to make us stronger'.” Joannie Clements, who was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia 22 years ago, says that patients absolutely must advocate for themselves to ensure care that meets their needs. The Canadian CML Network CML Advocates Network The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada Novartis Cancer

27/01/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia "Let’s take a moment to remember that universal healthcare came about out of the belief that every person had a right to health care, and that no one should be refused care because they weren’t able to pay for it. The next step though is to evolve this system so that it not only reflects the changing needs of our population, but also adapts new models of healthcare delivery that meet these needs," writes Lisa Machado
Ontario Medical Association

20/01/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia "We keep telling the same stories of a healthcare system in crisis, but the catalyst for change is taking a hard look at where we'll be if we don't hold decision-makers accountable for not making decisions. So what if there aren’t enough beds in our hospitals? Well, you won’t have a bed when you need life-saving surgery; you'll be using your tropical holiday funds to pay for home care for your aging parents (who will be living with you, by the way); and when your child or their child develops a rare disease, not only will they not have access to the medicine that’s available everywhere else in the world, there won’t be a bed in which to treat the complications of their illness." — Lisa Machado Canadian Medical Association

With every story about an ER death, our rage dissipates

16/01/2024

How private is the data your car generates? How secure is your personal information and what are the best ways to protect yourself?

Join driving.ca for their third and final panel of season 5 TOMORROW at 11am

With automatic payment “wallets” becoming the norm, how safe is your credit card information stored in your car. Will “connected” and autonomous vehicles be easier to steal? And can our electric grids and car be hacked via EV charging stations? Driving into the Future will walk you through the pitfalls, weaknesses, and possible solutions to keeping the information your car generates and stores your own.

Join us on Wed, Jan 17 @ 11 AM ET to learn more about how private the data your car generates is and what are the best ways to protect yourself.

Moderated by David Booth , Senior Writer, Driving.

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- Sam Curry, Ethical Hacker
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13/01/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia — Lisa Machado: The mess that is Canada's healthcare system is proof of what happens when we ignore lived experience in favour of cost.

Considering patient stories

11/01/2024

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With automatic payment “wallets” becoming the norm, how safe is your credit card information stored in your car. Will “connected” and autonomous vehicles be easier to steal? And can our electric grids and car be hacked via EV charging stations? Driving into the Future will walk you through the pitfalls, weaknesses, and possible solutions to keeping the information your car generates and stores your own.

Join driving.ca on Wed, Jan 17 @ 11 AM ET to learn more about in your automobile.

PANELISTS
- David Booth, Senior Writer, Driving.
- Sam Curry, Ethical Hacker
- Sebastian Fischmeister, Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Waterloo
- Yoav Levy, Co-Founder & CEO, Upstream Security

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08/01/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia: Patient and caregiver groups are critical to our healthcare system. Isn't it time we stopped inferring that financial support from pharma means they are ineffective, biased or puppets?

08/01/2024

You might buy insurance from a private company or a government entity, depending on where you live — via driving.ca

You might buy insurance from a private company or a government entity, depending on where you live

05/01/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia: A universal pharmacare program that works will be one that doesn't leave anyone behind, write experts Louise Binder and Unity Health Toronto's Dr. Naheed Dosani

Opinion: Canada needs pharmacare that doesn't leave anyone behind